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Marvel's Black Panther 2: long live Wakanda will be released soon, and Seagate will launch a custom Coolplay mobile hard drive.

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2023-11-24 11:36:12 10月02日 Update

Thanks to the illegal characters of CTOnews.com netizens and the clue delivery of Daniel Wu in South China! CTOnews.com, November 6 (Xinhua)-- Seagate partnered with Marvel to launch a special edition of the FireCuda HDD series of mobile hard drives to celebrate Panther's legacy and Marvel's upcoming sequel to Panther 2: long live Wakanda (released November 11, 2022).

Seagate has previously launched Spider-Man and Star Wars-themed hard drives, and the Panther model includes three new mobile hard drives inspired by the stories and characters of Marvel's Panther. The new product will go on sale this month and join the company's special edition series of storage devices.

CTOnews.com learned that these special editions of HDD can choose to customize the characteristics of RGB lighting effects to highlight characters, such as magenta lights to commemorate the Panther, cyan for Princess Suri, and yellow for the power of the warrior Luke Keye.

These drives offer up to 2TB capacity, are compatible with PC, Mac, PlayStation and Xbox, are designed with USB 3.2 Gen1 connections and are priced at $109.99, as well as an one-year limited warranty and an one-year Rescue data recovery service. The new hard drive will be sold exclusively in Wal-Mart in the Americas and Asia-Pacific region.

▲ T'Challa Techara (Panther) theme limited edition

▲ Okoye Okeye theme Limited Edition

▲ Shuri Suri theme Limited Edition

▲ American Walmart and Asia Pacific exclusive King of Wakanda Limited Edition

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